Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1923, Page 18

| STANDARD HEHWAY | - ECLARED BYSTATES — g Virginia and West Virginia Offi- cials Establish Status of “North- western Grade.” The Northwestern grade, formerly a toll road, but now under state control from here westw, ginia line beyond G agreed upon by V ard road and is to be known al federal road, according to a ment made here toda, Henry ¢ rley, ch: state highw a banquet rman of the sion, who was Byrd that the Northwestern grade route had been agreed upon at a conference between Virginia and West Virginia road of- fictals In Washington the s Mr. Shirley said the road , connecting here with on the main nd when this Abe Martin Says: A ) We'll bet th’ feller that Jeaves his screen doors up all winter “1hates t’ chance his license plates. Lafe Bud wuz seriously *|wounded this mornin® while his wife wuz handlin’ an ole rusty revolver. 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Landlord—That may be, but you're rou{' months behind with your reom SLAY 7 TAX COLLECTORS, Peasants Besent Heavy Exactions of the Boviet Government. Oorrespondence af the Amoctated Press. VLADIVOSTOK, January 10.—Seven tax collectors recently have been killed by peasants, who resented the heavy tazes imposed on them by tI soviet government. The peasants also are killing their live stock, as every animal and every bird is sub- Ject to a tax. Tax collectors are now going about accompanied by a guard of armed soldiers. very curious . He imagines himself a fa- mous opera singer Castleman—And have the doctors any hope of curing his pecullar—er— melody? Mr. Bald Knob—Gimme a shampoo and no_talk about it. The Barber — How about a little scalp fertilizer? I got &ome I put up myself. It'll grow hair on an egg: FEBRUARY "14, 1923. ENGAGEMENT CONFIRMED BY REGGY VANDERBILT Miss Gloria Morgan Will Be Bride “Soon,” But Particulars Are Not Discussed. NEW YORK, February 14.—Regin- ald G. 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